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    You are at:Home»Local News»Fort Riley»Fort Riley museums expected to close by 2027

    Fort Riley museums expected to close by 2027

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    By KMAN Staff on July 29, 2025 Fort Riley, Local News
    Fort Riley museums (courtesy photo)

    By Libby Zuck

    The 1st Infantry Museum, the Cavalry Museum and General Custer’s House remain open — for now.

    In March President Trump signed an executive order to close military museums across the country, potentially including three Fort Riley museums.

    The three museums are projected to close before September 2027 but do not have specific dates.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

    Click here for more local news.

    1st Infantry Division Museum Fort Belvoir museum support Fort Riley history fort riley kansas Fort Riley museums General Custer House military artifacts relocation military museum closures President Trump museum order U.S. Cavalry Museum
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